The National tribune., 1887-10-06

A Campfire was opened and speeches were
made by comrades; songs were sung, stories
| told, ard general good time was had. All
pronounced the Reunion grand success.
The survivors Of the 32d n. Y. held a Re-
union at Amsterdam Sept % and perfected a
permanent organization. The following off,
GERS were elected for the ensuing year: Presi-
dent, Col. F. E. Pinto; First V.-P., Capt. James
III. Butler, New York city; Second V.-P, AdJt
John Stewart, Amsterdam; Third V-P., First
Lieut.. ID. Tarbell, Ithaca; Fourth V.-P., Lieut..
Alfred Lawrence TsrrytOwn; Fifth V.-P,
Giles V. Wheeler, Gloversville; Rec. Sec. and
Treas. Capt. w. o. Wyckof, 800 Broadway,
New York city; Con Sec, Adj't John Stewart,
Amsterdam. The next Reunion will be held
at Amsterdam.
G. w. Wiles, Cortland: A Reunion of the
survivors of the 10th n. Y. Cav. will be held at
Buffalo Dec and 8. Headquarters will be at
the Mansion House. This will be the most
important gathering since the war. The State
OF New York has appropriated 81 500 for
monument at Gettysburg, Pa. Some action
must be taken to avail ourselves of this liberal
gift. large number of plans and drawings
will be submitted for approval. Several other
matters OF Importance will DO brought before
the meeting.
c. A. Tompkins, Glen Castle: The 10Th an
nual Reunion of the survivors of the 18th n.
Y. was held at Binghamton Sept. &c. One
hundred aud thirteen comrades responded at
roll-call. After a letter from Mayor Bayless
was read regretting his unavoidable absence,
which made it impossible for him to personally
welcome, in behalf of the city, "those brave
defenders of our country-heroes of Gettysburg,
Lookout Mountain" etc, we were welcomed
in very able and eloquent manner by District
Attorney Curtis. Response by Surg. j. NJ.
Harrington. A business meeting was held at
the armory, where officers were elected for the
ensuing year, design selected for a monument
at Gettysburg, etc, after which the principal
address was delivered by Comrade o. l.. Sever
son. After more visiting, singing Marching
Through Georgia" and good time generally,
we said our good-bys and adjourned to meet
for the next annual Reunion at Gettysburg
Sept. %, 1885, when our monument will be un-
vailed.
OHIO.
The survivors of the 49th and Hath Ohio
held Reunion at BlOomdale, Sept. %, and a
very enjoyable time was spent. The inclem-
ent weather did not prevent the boys from
turning out big crowd. The 10th Reunion
Association elected w. II. Gibson, President;
Capt Greer, First Vice-President; Capt. F. K.
Stewart, Second Vice-President; /. w. Davis,
Secretary; Capt. A. Dildine, Assistant Secre-
tary. The next Reunion is to be held at FOs-
toria.
The 23d annual Reunion of the survivors Of
the Goth Ohio was held at Fredericktown re-
Gently, one hundred and four members of
the regiment present. The business meeting
was held at p. m; the street parade at p.
m, and an elegant banquet was served at $50
p. m. At 7:30 p. IN. the meeting was called to
order at the hall by President J. T.. Truesdell.
The address of welcome was delivered by Mayor
Owen, response by Hon. A. X. McIntire. An
nual address by Col. A. III. Brown, followed by
addresses by COL III. S. Bunker, Rev. Mr.. Wy
lie Hon. a. Il. Mclntire, Rev. j. S. Broadwell,
L. F. Banlett, Rev. ]. Il. Lewis. All in all it
was one of the most enjoyable Reunions the
regiment ever held. The next Reunion will
DO held at Marion, Aug. 10, 1883, with w. S.
Davis as President, X. +. Bartlett Recording
Secretary and S. K. Dumble Corresponding
Secretary.
The 18th annual Reunion of the survivors of
the 10oth Ohio will be held at Akron, Oct. IL
and Is.
G. A. Ewing, jackson: The soldiers of Jack
son County held Reunion at Jackson Sept.
% and "a. One of the features was a grand
parade, which was reviewed by Gov. j. b.
Foraker.
The Reunion Of the survivors of Battery II,
list Ohio L. A.. will be held at Toledo Oct Is.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Mrs. Mary E. Brown, Baden: The survivors
Of Co. +, 10th Pa Vet. Z. c., held Reunion
at Rochester recently. It was q success in
every particular.
At the annual Reunion of the survivors oil
the S4th Pa, held at Huntington Sept. 81, Gen.
| Georgn linn was elected President, Capt
Robert Johnson First Vice-President, Capt.
| Joseph Delahunt Second Vice-President and
Capt. Thos. +. Merchant Secretary. The next
Reunion will be at Clearfeld.